Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,      4|        and judgment, not through defect of mercy, nor through defect
 2   1,      4|     defect of mercy, nor through defect of him who implored the
 3   1,      6|       How every virtue and every defect is obtained by means of
 4   1,      6|    neighbor, and likewise, every defect; he, therefore, who stands
 5   2,      5|        and not life; not through defect of the Blood, nor through
 6   2,      5|        of the Blood, nor through defect of the minister, though
 7   2,      5|          unworthily, not through defect of the Blood, nor of the
 8   2,      5|         own evil disposition and defect inasmuch as he has befouled
 9   2,      5|          every sort of corporeal defect, like the cicatrice which
10   2,     23|         light (and it is not the defect of the light that makes
11   2,     23|         illuminated one, but the defect of the eye which is infirm),
12   2,     23|       and in hatred, not through defect of My Divine Majesty, with
13   2,     23|     world, but through their own defect." ~
14   2,     40|       shine, not through its own defect, but through the defect
15   2,     40|          defect, but through the defect of the creature, who bars
16   3,     11|      understood; not through any defect of the Scriptures, but of
17   3,     24|      conscience, not through the defect of the Light Itself, for
18   3,     24|         the Sacrament, or by any defect which may be in the soul,
19   3,     24|        be in the soul, or by any defect of him who administers it,
20   3,     29|          account of any personal defect, for those who punish them
21   4,      5| deficient in virtue, not through defect of the ship, but through